Guide for Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2024)

The Fate of Atlantis

Episode 1: The Fields of Elysium

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The Isu Beckon

Return to the Gateway to the Lost City and speak to Aletheia inside. After the cutscene, make your way forward for another one.

Trials of the Keeper

Head up the steps behind Aletheia and interact with the blue barrier for a cutscene, after which you'll be in a fight against several guards. These guards are unique compared to the various guards from the rest of the game, in that they can drain adrenaline from you, or stop you gaining adrenaline.

Welcome to Elysium

Fight off the attackers, six in all, and another cutscene will play out.

Head south into the Deukalion's Heritage region, and on the north-west corner of the large island in the center will be the first Marble Maiden Tribute. Destroying them will reduce Persephone's overall power on Elysium, but more importantly, each one destroyed will award an ability point. There are 18 to destroy for an achievement, so this one marks(1/18).You need to weaken Persephone's power in each of the regions around the map to zero, but most locations are visited without going out of your way during the various quests. Killing the two statues at each Tribute also counts towards reducing Persephone's power. These are Kolossi, statues as long as they aren't aware of any combat. Overall they're about the same level as mercenaries, so nothing different than you've dealt with already.

A Lover and A Fighter

Head south-west from the statue to the southern base of a mountain where there will be a Wings of Hermes teleporter. Use it to travel up to the top of the mountain, then head through the Village of the Glorious Dead to it's northern side for a cutscene. Travel south from the village and use the Wings of Hermes in the south-west corner of the region to reach the Fortress of the Three Sisters. You'll need to destroy three Torches of Hypnos inside the fortress, as well as eliminating all the captains, looting all the chests, and killing the overseer. Use Ikaros to locate the everything, then make your way around the fortress, dealing with the guards as you wish, and taking out the torches, which is done by shooting the glowing aspect with an arrow. Once you have taken care of everything else, make your way up to and attack, the Overseer of the region, Aegea. Kill her and her guards forOverseer (1/3). Before returning to Adonis, head to the south-west side of the Fortress where you can find and destroyMarble Maiden Tribute (2/18). Return to Adonis to end the quest.

Head to the far south-east of the region to find and destroyMarble Maiden Tribute (3/18), then head north towards the Pheraia's Retreat region, and dive into the water along the border to find the Sunken Jaw of the Styx. Swim through the cave and follow the path until you reach a gap in the wall with a green glow around it. Go through the gap and continue all the way to the end to collect the Keeper's Insight. These are like the Ancient Steles from the main game, except they provide a further upgrade only to a specific ability, the one you've just picked up will provide a further upgrade to the Rain of Destruction hunter ability. The abilities will need to be at level three to be upgraded. Collecting them all is required for an achievement as well, so this isKeeper's Insight (1/4).

Head out of the cave and go directly north to find and destroyMarble Maiden Tribute (4/18).

Sudden and New

Continue north until you reach the large cluster of islands in the center of the region to reach the Sunken Temple of Pheraia and a cutscene will play out. Head directly east from the temple to reach Gaia's Underpass and head inside, following it through as you would any other tomb in the game. When you have to move the first set of shelves, move them both and climb up the steps to drop behind them, smash the wall on the right and go down the stairs. In the next room, go to the right and move the large shelf along the wall, then move one of the two smaller ones to the side to open up a path behind, then move the two shelves in here towards you to open the room behind it up a small way. Return back to the main room and go to the other side, moving another shelf and smash the wall on the right, then move the next three shelves out of the way of the room behind them. Back to the main room and head through the center door. Move the shelves out the way and smash the wall ahead of you, following the cave to reachKeeper's Insight (2/4), this one is for the Slow Time ability. Head back to where you smashed the first wall behind a statue and turn right up the stairs to continue along the pathway. Smash the wall on the right, then move the shelves out the way in the next room to reach the Sanctuary and interact with the door. In the next room, head up to the table to grab the journal, then leave the Underpass via the stairs on the right outside the door to reachMarble Maiden Tribute (5/18).Return to Hekate and talk to her.

Head south-west to the border with Deukalion's Heritage to find the nextMarble Maiden Tribute (6/18), then continue north until you're directly east of the northern side of the Heart of Elysium to findMarble Maiden Tribute (7/18).Continue north again into the Asphodel Fields region to findMarble Maiden Tribute (8/18) along the edge of the river, then head to the north-east corner of the region forMarble Maiden Tribute (9/18).

Dark Horse

Head west to the Wings of Hermes and use it to reach Persephone's Akropolis. Head all the way west until you reach the main building and interact with the large doors for a cutscene. Afterwards you'll need to head to the far western side of the region to reach the Asphodel Arboretum, but before doing that, drop off the northern side of the Akropolis to find the Buried Silence Cave. It's marked as a hostile area, but there's only two Kolossi at the end, so you can safely grabKeeper's Insight (3/4), this time for the Battlecry of Ares. Leave the cave and continue west to Asphodel Arboretum, and on the left as you approach it will beMarble Maiden Tribute (10/18).On the north side of the Arboretum you can grab the Dear Demeter ostraka, then head to the southern side of the building and look high on the wall to find an opening. Climb through it and drop down to the floor and you'll find Mulios and his horse at the rear. Choose any of the options and the quest will split two ways.

If you let the old man keep the horse

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Head back west into Minos's Faith, and towards the northern side of the eastern island you can findMarble Maiden Tribute (11/18).

The Keeper and Key Maker

Go a short way north into Hermes's Workshop and speak to Hermes for a short cutscene. Afterwards, follow him on a short tour of Minos's Faith, and eventually you will end up at the Ruins of Rhadamanthos. Head inside the cave and use the beams and ladder to climb up to the top of the platform you're inside and look south-west, at a much taller platform, you'll need to climb to the top of that. The most obvious way is to climb up it, but there is a less awkward method. Go to the northern island of this small cluster and use the Wings of Hermes to go to the island slightly west of it. Use the rope up here to travel back down to the first platform and move the shelves out the way to make it easier should you fall down at anytime. Make your way around the upper platforms, grabbing the Keep Your Eye On Me ostraka as you go. Use the vines at the end to travel across to the next platform, and use the Wings of Hermes here to reach the final platform. Use the tree to get on top of the bridge and make your way across it and the platform to reach the building at the north-west side of the platform, next to a ship. Jump down the hole inside and interact with the Keeper's Insight at the bottom forKeeper's Insight (4/4), and to unlock;

This one provides and upgrade for the Bull Rush ability. Head out the exit with curtains covering it and slide down the rope and drop down to the ground to reach Hermes to end the quest.

Head to the south-west side of the region and you can findMarble Maiden Tribute (12/18), then head north on the western island to reachMarble Maiden Tribute (13/18)in the center of it.

The Keeper and Kyros

Travel to the east side of this island and speak to Hermes, then make your way across the water to reach the Mortal Encampment. Approach the building from the east side to easily reach Kyros, but if you do want to try sneaking through camp, try not to kill anyone as Kyros won't be happy with you. It does say to equip an Isu helmet if you wish, but it's not worth it. Once you have freed Kyros, go back out the east side of the camp and lead him down the pathway and speak to him when he stops. Agree to help him deliver his message and follow him as he does so. Deal with the three guards as you arrive, then take Kyros to meet with Hermes.

Whilst in the Heart of Elysium, look on the eastern side for a golden statue, and interact with the flowers at the base to complete the Dear Demeter ostraka.

The Keeper and The Flame

Speak to Hermes at the center of the Heart of Elysium, then travel west into Minos's Faith towards the Mausoleum of the Kingless Queen. On its south-eastern side will be a pool of water, dive into it and swim through the underwater temple to a large square room where you can surface. Follow the pathway through, moving the shelves out of the way as you do to reachMarble Maiden Tribute (14/18). Leave the cave and use Ikaros to find the first piece of the recipe. Try your best to remain unseen, but it's not the end of the world if you get spotted, it just means there will be a possible extra quest to do afterwards. Due to the amount of guards and ground to cover in this area, as well as the fact you'll be killing the Overseer, the guide will go on the basis that you do get spotted. Once you have the first piece of the recipe, the other two parts will become available to collect. You can pick up the Swift-Winged Bow legendary weapon from the building on the north with a recipe in it, which is also where you'll find Atalanta, kill her forOverseer (2/3). Once you have all three recipe pieces and you feel you've done enough damage to the Mausoleum, leave it to the north-west to find Marble Maiden Tribute (15/18), thenreturn to Hermes at the Dionysian Hemicycle. Choose what to do with the recipe (it makes no difference), then choose whether to help him kill some captains or not. If you help him, you'll have to head to to fight a couple of captains, but if you refuse, you'll have to fight Hermes himself.

The Keeper, a Killer

If you chose against helping Hermes, this will be a one-on-one fight with him, he's no different to any other boss character you've faced throughout the game though. If you agree to help, you'll be tasked with taking out a few captains, either along side Hermes or solo, at Persephone's Lost Outpost. Talk to Hermes once they've been taken care of, choose which ever option you like (the last one means he may help you out later). If you helped Hermes in this quest, you'll receive the Caduceus Blade legendary sword afterwards.

Dead Kings and Pretty Things

Travel to the south-eastern side of Deukalion's Heritage and meet Adonis in Iapetos's Ruins. Afterwards, travel south-west to the Hand of Hades where you will need to knock-out and liberate the guards. Grab the High and Dry ostraka whilst you're here and return to Adonis afterwards. You'll now be able to recruit Isu soldiers to your cause by liberating them, rather than killing them. You've always been able to liberate them, but only now does it start to matter.Make sure you liberate 8 humans in the 3 regions noted in theFree Their Minds, the Rest Will Followquest to make an achievement at the end of the episode possible. After speaking with Adonis, make your way north to the House of the Bloodline and speak to the solider outside. After the cutscene, fight the solider, who's about the same level as a mercenary, and defeat him to get the Asphodel Armor legendary torso, as well as unlock;

Whilst here you can also grab the Brick House ostraka, then travel to the Village of the Glorious Dead. On its western side will be a large waterfall split in to three levels, with and opening at the top of the second section. Inside, interact with the rope to complete the High and Dry Ostraka.

Persephone's Little Birds

Speak to Adonis, then head back to the village center to examine the two houses. In the northern house (the blacksmith's), interact with the rolls of parchment on the two tables. In the southern house (the messenger's), interact with the rolls of parchment on the two tables, as well as the roll on the shelves. Return to Adonis and reveal the messenger as the spy (you can choose the blacksmith for a different outcome, but the messenger is the true spy and leads to a better overall outcome). With the messenger chosen, head south-east to the central island of this region and towards the rebel camp in the center. As you approach the messenger will attack along with some Isu guards. Take out the messenger (and the guards if you wish), then return to Adonis in Iapetos's Ruins.

A Life for a Life

Head back to the Village of the Glorious Dead and go to meet Persephone on a bridge to the south-west. She'll want you to kill the soldier you recruited earlier, and in return she will being either Phoibe or Brasidas to life. Travel towards the Hand of Hades to meet the soldier on the coastline and talk to him when you get there. After a short cutscene, you'll have to decide whether to kill him or not, but there is no benefit to doing so, so it's best to let him live. Instead, head west into Minos's Faith and to the Sarpedon's Refuge and use Ikaros to locate the target. Although it says to bring him dead or alive, it is best to keep him alive, doing so by getting him to low health, then hiding before knocking him out. Return him to Persephone who won't be happy with your decision (no one would have come back anyway) but is at least happy that you brought her someone of interest. You'll get Hermes's Greaves as a reward from this quest too.

Travel directly west from Persephone's location into Minos's Faith, and in between the Mortal Encampment and Sarpedon's Refuge is a cave leading toMarble Maiden Tribute (16/18).Continue north-west from here to end up north-west of the Mortal Encampment overlooking it where you'll find a golden statue. Interact with it to complete the Keep Your Eye On Me ostraka.

Good News

Travel all the way east back to the Sunken Temple of Pheraia in Pheraia's Retreat and speak to Hekate, after which you'll need to travel south to reach the village of Stroma. Use Ikaros to locate the Silver Tongue and go and speak to her, then continue south-east to reach Persephone's Broken Daydream. There will be three prisoners to free, as well as a guard to liberate, who you can locate with Ikaros. Once you have freed them all, return to the Silver Tongue and she'll ask you what message you want delivering the the people of Elysium. There's no real difference at the moment, but the answer will have an impact at the end of the episode. Choose the third option, as that gives the best outcome overall. Afterwards, dive off the south-western tip of Stroma, and underwater will be some ruins with a statue lying on the floor nearby. Interact with the statue to complete the Brick House ostraka, then return to Hekate and the Sunken Temple of Pheraia.

Have Another Drink

After finishing with Hekate, travel west to reach Hypno's Path. Climb up the waterfall and dive into the water behind it, breaking the wooden wall to proceed further down. Swim down a short path to end up inside the cave, then climb up a wall to reach the area with Lethe's Water, as well as several guards. Deal with the guards as you wish, then loot the water from the top of the shelves to the right of the Kolossi statue. Climb up the wall behind and move the shelving unit out the way to reach a hidden pathway with a beggar behind it and a cutscene will play. Afterwards, leave the cave and head south to reach Adonis's Gardens, then use Ikaros to locate the contact inside. Speak with her inside a building towards the back, and say you'll be destroying the water. If you freed Theron earlier, the contact will be very happy with you, and after the short scene, return to Hekate. You'll receive Hekate's Golden Bracelets at the end of the quest too.

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Travel west from the Sunken Temple to find Hekate again, then travel s short way north-east and use the Wings of Hermes to reach the Aconite Flower Bed, where several wolves will be. Kill the poisoned wolf (the green one), then travel north to the coast line opposite The Devoted Followers to findMarble Maiden Tribute (17/18). Cross the river across the bridge to the south and use one Wings of Hermes to reach the second one to the rear of The Devoted Followers . Before going up it though, go a small way further east to find and destroyMarble Maiden Tribute (18/18) and unlock;

Once you head inside The Devoted Sanctuary, you cannot change gear, and there is a fight at the end so make sure you're prepared before going in/

With that done, head to The Devoted Sanctuary inside The Devoted Followers and speak to the man dressed in all white on the left hand side. After talking with him, go a short way forward to a large jug and poison it, then choose "Hermes is Persephone's soulmate." Continue into the large area at the back to poison another jug in the far right corner, this time answering with "Persephone should expand to the west." Go down the steps next to the jug and speak to the man at the base next to a golden statue looking outwards and use the code word. Further along, poison the third jug, this time saying "I think it's just a rumor." Return to the man in white at the top of the stairs and speak to him. Choose either option and several guards will attack, deal with them as you wish, then leave the symposium.

The Beacons Are Lit

Travel to the northern side of Deukalion's Heritage and speak to Adonis about Persephone. Afterwards, head inside the cave at the base of the Palace of the Kolossi, you'll then need to make your way up and into the Palace without being spotted. Use the Wings of Hermes to get into the first part of the base, then climb over the first wall to move the shelves out of the way. Use the flowers and bushes next to the pathway to sneak all the way to the back and into a building. Smash the wall then follow the path to go through a gap in the wall, and turn around to move the shelves out of the way of the hole. Go through the wooden opening and drop down a larger hole, then follow the path once outside to another Wings of Hermes. Cross the long wooden bridge and use the trees to reach the next area. Climb up the stairs inside the building, shoot the pot blocking the shelves from moving, and continue upwards to where numerous Kolossi will be (as statues, don't worry). Approach them for a cutscene.

No Good Deed

Travel back to the Sunken Temple of Pheraia and talk to Persephone there, then head north-east to Iphigenia's Compound. Deal with any guards in the compound if you wish (you will be taking out the Overseer very shortly too, ideally before finding Hekate), then locate Hekate using Ikaros and interact with the door where she will be talking with Hermes. For the first two choices, choose "Wait", then choose "Leave" on the third occasion. Before leaving here, be sure to kill the Overseer, Iphigenia, who isOverseer (3/3) and will unlock;

Return to Persephone in Persephone's Akropolis, and choose whatever options you wish, the only difference is that if you fail to convince her, the Akropolis will become hostile (if you don't want this, choose Lie, Lie, then either of the last two options). After this quest is over, make sure you have completed all other quests, especially the one relating to mind control.

The Rebellion's Uprising

Once again, make sure you have Liberated eight Isu soldiers from each of Minos's Faith, Deukalion's Heritage, and Pheraia's Retreat. If you haven't do so now before starting this quest

Head to the Shrine of Stallions and talk to Adonis to start the conquest battle. If you let the Soldier earlier live, he will also join in the fight. Focus on taking out the captains, and the Kolossi when they appear, and eventually the battle will end. If you chose not to help Hermes earlier, you will have to fight him now, he's no more difficult than a high level mercenary, but twice during the battle he will briefly stop taking damage (roughly 1/3 and 2/3 health). Once he's dealt with, a cutscene will play out. Enter the Palace afterwards for another cutscene. If you liberated the eight Isu warriors from each region, you will unlock;

After the cutscene, fight off the three guards and end this episode. You will also receive the Persephone's Helmet legendary item.

Episode 2: Torment of Hades

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Speak to Aletheia and you'll be transported back to Elysium

Guardian of the Gates

You'll immediately be in a battle with Cerberos, one of the easier boss fights in the game. For the first half of the battle, Cerberos will either jump up to pounce on you, or shoot individual fire balls from one of it's heads. Once below half health, it will shoot three fire balls at the same time, as well as breathing sweeping jets of fire. All of the attacks can be avoided by dodging them with the right timing, so keeping your health up isn't too hard. Attacking him isn't the easiest though, as he'll keep jumping away whenever you get too close. Arrows are the best method of dealing consistent damage until he pounces at you, in which case melee attacks, particularly overpower attacks, will deal good amounts of damage. If you've already fought Arges, this is a much easier version of that fight. For defeating Cerberos, you will unlock;

You'll will also receive the Staff of the Dead legendary weapon. Head up the steps nearby and interact with the door. After the cutscene you'll be introduced to Tartaros Rifts, whilst in one of these your health will be capped at 50% until you have defeated the guardians of it. Defeat the three guardians of this rift to completeTartaros Rift (1/18).

Pay the Ferryman

Head west into The Scorched Lands region and speak to Charon on the western side to end this very short quiz.

Lost but Not Forgotten

Head south-east to the Stables of the Immortal Stallions and pick up the Bad Copycat ostraka, then go a short way east to interact with a set of footprints along the coastline. Go a short way north to another set of footprints and interact with the dolls next to the bones, then go north again to the small dock and interact with a message on a red pillow. Continue north and use Ikaros to locate the child when prompted, then approach the child for a cutscene. Afterwards, head west into the Chasm of Torment to reach the Pit of Deprivation (as you make your way through here you'll see a ghostly wall, you won't be able to go through this until much later on). Dive down inside and follow the pathway through to a large open room, and whilst in here, look on the right side from where you entered to find a Tartaros Rift. Enter it and kill the three guards on the lower floor to completeTartaros Rift (2/18). If you go into the room on the left hand side from where you entered, you will also be able to find and completeTartaros Rift (3/18). Head back into the main room and go through the door to the west to find another room with several guards inside. Deal with them as you wish, then approach the Eagle statue on the far side, then leave the pit and speak to the child again.

A Young Warrior's Ghosts

Head east from the Pit of Deprivation to reach a small village, and deal with the five guards along the path leading up to it (they will be marked after killing the first two). Afterwards, head inside the nearby building to speak to a woman inside.

Undoing What's Been Done

Travel to the northern part of The Scorched Lands to reach Salmoneus's Hubris. Approach it from the western side to find the toy eagle again. Try your best not to get spotted as you make your way around the camp as there are two Tartaros Rifts to close here, and if you get spotted the guards from both will attack you at the same time. You also can't have both rifts open at once so you'll only be able to damage one set of guards at a time, whilst both will be able to attack you. Clear both of the rifts forTartaros Rift (4/18)and(5/18), and clear out the regular guards as well, one of whom will drop a note leading you north-east to the Ancient Temenos. Before going there, look on the east side of the village to see a pit with a man lying at the bottom. Interact with him to complete the Bad Copycat ostraka. Head up to and inside the Ancient Temenos and follow the pathway over some pillars above water to reach a room which containsTartaros Rift (6/18). Continue along the path past another couple of guards, and through a gap in the wall to find a room with another rift inside. Kill the three guards to completeTartaros Rift (7/18), then continue through another couple of rooms to find one with an orb in the middle. Shoot the orb (else it will start to drain you adrenaline), and take out the six guards before continuing through another gap in the wall to talk to a prisoner. Leave the cave (there is an exit on the south-west side of the room with the orb) and travel south past Salmoneus's Hubris to find and talk to Charon on the coastline.

The Warrior, the Eagle Bearer

Head up a small cliff in front of you to a small hatched building and a cutscene will play out, after which you'll be in a fight with the Cyclops of Kephallonia. Three or Four overpower attacks in a row will deal with him easily enough, but he's no more difficult than a regular mercenary. Killing him will beFallen (1/11),after which continue up the hill the find the child resting against the large structure, then head back towards the house for another cutscene. Pick any choices you want, and the questline will end.

A New Lease on Death

Head to the south side of The Scorched Lands into Hades's Palace to find it under attack from several groups of escaped prisoners. Take out the three groups and a cutscene will play out with Elpenor and Hades.

Arms of Atonement

Head to the east side of the Palace and speak to Elpenor inside Kronos's Treasury. Deal with the guards in the first room, then follow the path to the right into a large open room with a couple of orbs to destroy. Make your way to the other side, then go left and through a series of rooms until you come to a dark brown bookcase, destroy the pots in front of it and move it to allow Elpenor through. Continue on through the treasury until you reach a room with two large piles of gold on either side and enter it for a cutscene. You will receive the Gauntlets of the Fallen for completing this quest, but you can't take on the final part just yet.

Head back to the entrance of Kronos's Treasury and dive into the hole to enter the Birth Cave of Kronos. Follow the pathway through, dealing with the dogs as you go and you will findKeeper's Insight (1/3)at the end, this one provides an upgrade to the Vanish ability.

I Don't Belong Here

Head south-east from the Birth Cave of Kronos and into the Mourning Fields region to reach the Eternal Battlefield where a cutscene will play out. Join the conquest battle against the Athenians, and afterwards fight the Spartan soldier. Another cutscene will play out after defeating him, leading to the next quest.

The Weight of Sparta

Head north back into The Scorched Lands to find the Forgotten Sepulchre and head inside. Interact with the large door ahead of you, and you'll need to interact with three symbols in this room to open the door. There is a path to the left you can follow to find the three symbols you need, but the correct ones are Time (hour glass), Mind (Head), and Water. Interact with the door again, then deal with the guards (be careful of the Kolossi statues), then interact with the shield on the right (the most damaged one). Leave the vault and return to the Eternal Battlefield to speak with the soldier again.

Kill Me Once, Shame on You

Follow the soldier back into the battlefield and a cutscene will play out with the Bane of Brasidas, who you will then have to defeat in combat. Much like the Cyclops earlier, the fight isn't too challenging, he'll just use ranged attacks a lot. After yet another cutscene, move on to the next part of this questline.

Fallen from Grace

Head west towards the Forest of Oizys, interacting with the dead bodies on the trees as you go (the second one will be up a cliff as you turn south towards the fort). Head inside the fort, picking up the Starving ostraka from a building on the north side, then head to the third body for a cutscene to play out. Head south-west from the Forest to reach the Cradle of the Underworld, be careful of the pits outside, they're poisonous. Before heading inside, go slightly north and you will find The Poisoner of Athens, killing him forFallen (2/11) (watch out for the snakes too), as well as getting the Helmet of the Fallen. Head into the Cradle of the Underworld now and follow the path until you reach a large room where the Spartan will be standing. On the right had side, dive into the water and follow it through until arriving at another large room where you can clearTartaros Rift (8/18). Return back to the Spartan and speak to him for a cutscene, then open the door in front of you. Make your way through the ruined buildings, taking out the guards as you go, until you go through a small crack in the wall to find a graveyard. Pick up the small Urn from the center altar, then return back to the entrance, taking out a three sets of guards as you meet up with the Spartan again. Return back to the Forest of Oizys for a cutscene, and choose "War was responsible." and "You should stay in the underworld." if you want the best ending.

Death Before Dishonor

Head west from the Forest of Oizys to meet Charon on the north-west coast of Mourning Fields and talk to him. From here, head directly south to the Burnt Temple of Moira where you will be able to find the Swordfish of Octopus Bay. Kill him forFallen (3/11), and to get the Chestplate of the Fallen. Before continuing the quest, head south to the Village of the Condemned to pick up the Boulder to Fall ostraka, then continue south to find the entrance to Orphis Lair, dive down and follow the path to find and kill Epiktetos the Forthcoming forFallen (4/11) and to receive the Waistband of the Fallen. Leave the cave and go all the way north towards the Chasm of Torment region to reach the Restless Nekropolis and head inside. Drop down the hole and follow the pathway round to the right to find and clearTartaros Rift (9/18). Slide under the gap in the wall and climb up the stairs to open the chest containing the armor you need to collect. Before leaving, head down the right hand pathway to findTartaros Rift (10/18)and clear it. Leave the cave and head south along the river to reach the soldier on the north-western side of Mourning Fields and speak to him. Defeat him in combat afterwards to end the quest.

Head back north along the river, past the Restless Nekropolis and Pillars of the Dead to find the Den of Judgement, follow the path inside, sliding under a wall and dealing with the three dogs to findKeeper's Insight (2/3), this one for the Devastating Shot ability. Continue further north to the north-west corner of the Chasm of Torment to find the Altar of the Titans, where you can find Deianeira the Beoetian Champion and Astra. Kill them both, Deianeira beingFallen (5/11),and you will also receive the Boots of the Fallen, meaning you can now pass through Tartaros Veils. Time to clear a few things up before continuing the Charon questline.

Head south back to the Pit of Deprivation, go through the Tartaros Veil inside, and defeat King Agamemnon of Mycenae inside it to receive the Cursed Bow of Hades andFallen (6/11). Head south again to the Cradle of the Underworld, going through the Veil here to find and clearTartaros Rift (11/18). Hopefully you have the synchronization point at the northern end of The Scorched Lands, as it's time to travel there. A short way west of it you can find Perseus the Gorgon Slayer. He's definitely the toughest of the Fallen so far as he can teleport and use an AOE attack, but they don't do too much damage, the main issue is just trying to hit him. Defeating him will beFallen (7/11)and you'll also receive the Cursed Gorgoneion legendary sword.

The Snake Sheds His Skin

Head south to the center of The Scorched Lands to reach the Lost Temple of Nyx. Much like Salmoneus's Hubris from earlier, there will be two Tartaros Rifts to clear whilst outside, so do your best to clear one before the other without getting spotted, otherwise you'll only be able to fight half the guards whilst taking damage from all of them. Clear the two rifts for Tartaros Rift(12/18)and(13/18), then head inside the Temple. After the cutscene head down the only pathway (you can ignore the first set of guards) and make your way to The Monger. Kill him and his guards forFallen (8/11), throw him into the Abyss after the cutscene, then choose how to deal with Elpenor (either option, it doesn't matter overall).

Head through the Entrails of Gaia behind you, and look to the left for a small gap in the wall leading to a pool of water. Rather than dive in, climb the walls to enter Tartaros, and make your way to the rear of it on the western side. Pass through the Veil to reach a large room where Herakles will be waiting for you. Defeat him for Fallen (9/11)and to receive theCursed Mace of Herakles. Leave Tartaros to the east to reach the Echoes of the Styx where you can clearTartaros Rift (14/18)and(15/18),as well as collecting the Titans of Industry ostraka. Head back west now to reach the Altar of the Titans again, this time interacting with the large chains in the middle to complete the Titans of Industry ostraka.

A Cursed Sickness

Travel south-east to find Charon just outside the Forgotten Sepulchre, then head north and use Ikaros to locate the Elysium Breach. Head inside and locate the flower next to the small waterfall for a cutscene. After the cutscene, deal with the dogs and confirm the kill of Testikles forFallen (10/11). Travel west from the Breach, through the Barren Pond where you can clearTartaros Rift (16/18)and(17/18), as well as collecting the Round and Round ostraka. Head west towards Hades's Palace and use Ikaros to locate the woman with the plague. Approach her for a cutscene, then you'll have to lead the woman to Thanatos Pyre. The woman can die if she gets attacked, so deal with the various guards along the way, then approach the pyre for a cutscene to end the quest.

Home is Where You Make It.

Travel west to Theion Pits and before speaking with Charon,look the the western side for a large tree with chains hanging from it. Interact with the apple on the altar at it's base to complete the Starving Ostraka. Speak to Charon, then head south to the Village of the Condemned and speak to a family outside a house on the western side of the village. Choose whichever option you wish, but the Cave will make the next few things you do more streamlined. Whichever option you choose, you will have to protect the family from several dog packs along the way, then clear out the destination when you arrive.

If you took the family to the Cave of Despair you will be able to find and clearTartaros Rift (18/18) after ending the quest, unlocking;

If you chose to take them to the camp, the Cave is just to the north. Afterwards, head to the south-eastern part of the map to find a large boulder halfway up the mountain. Interact with the body underneath it to complete the Boulder to Fall ostraka. Head to the far east of the Mourning Field region to find the Halls of Maniai, following the path until you reach a large open room where you will have to fight Achillies. Defeating him will beFallen (11/11)and will unlock;

You'll also receive the Cursed Spear of Achillies for doing so. Also in this room on the south-western side is theKeeper's Insight (3/3), interact with it to unlock;

This one is for the Second Wind ability.

Death-Light Robbery

Head north back towards the Forgotten Sepulchre and find Charon next to the giant tree outside it and talk to him. Head north towards the Passage of Souls, and take a small detour west as you arrive to reach an abandoned mill where you can complete the Round and Round ostraka. When you arrive at the Passage of Souls, interact witha dagger on the northern coastline next to a group of people, the coin purses in the skeletons skull, the mortal man near the coin purse (needs the dagger first), the woman searching on the docks, and a gold bracelet to the right of the skull along the fence line. Return back to Charon, choose the Merchant as the thief, and then to allow the civilians pass.

Make sure you've got your gear upgraded as you're in for a tough fight next.

Labors of the Keeper

Return to the Path to the Underworld for a cutscene with Hades, after which you'll be in a fight with him. Hades has several very annoying mechanics to deal with. Firstly he can give himself a second health bar as armor every so often, which can be damaged as a normal health bar, it just gets in the way, though the main health bar will still take some damage at the same time. He can also summon orbs which will drain your adrenaline if you get to close to them, so take them out with arrows when you can. When he gets down to half health he will start summoning orbs that can chase you down, as well as areas on the ground that will also drain you adrenaline. All these, combined with his charge attack mean you'll be doing a lot of running around the fight area, but fortunately there's nothing to damage you other than Hades's attacks. Attacking him from the front isn't recommended either as he is very quick to interrupt your attacks and do a decent chunk of damage in a short space of time. Ultimately though, if you've followed the walkthrough to this point you know how to deal with enemies like this, so whatever method you used on the large Cyclops's or Deimos will work here. Once Hades is down, talk to him to unlock;

You will also receive the Crown of Hades and Hades's Executioner once he's dealt with. Defeating Hades will also end this episode.

Episode 3: Judgment of Atlantis

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Talk to Aletheia one more time to be transported to Atlantis.

Welcome Home

After the cutscene with Poseidon, you'll be introduced to gaining Isu knowledge through caches, Codex's, and Keeper Insights. Start by climbing up to the top of the room you start in using the various ladders, poles, beams, and ledges to reach the first Isu Codex and scan it., then return to the ground floor and speak to Poseidon again. You will receive the Staff of the Dikastes when you finish this quest.

As you explore Atlantis, you'll notice various locations are locked off until you reach a certain knowledge level. Unlike the rest of the game where you're trying to reduce the strength of a region, here you're trying to increase your Isu Knowledge, which will unlock additional areas to explore. On top of that, the Isu Codex's are located all over the map, and can be located by Ikaros, so whenever you arrive somewhere, use him to locate any nearby Codex's. I won't point out every single one as there's far too many to cover, but I'll mention where best I can the ones in the locations you visit. Locations that only have an Isu Caches as a point of interest also won't be mentioned, but feel free to visit as many as you like, but you'll max your knowledge without going out of your way for either of these objects.

Rightfully Yours

Head a short way east to find a body on the floor next to a shark statue. Loot the body for a note telling you to find five pieces of armor around Atlantis. No need to focus on it, you will complete it while going through the other quests.

From the body, head north into Basilike Garrison to grab the The Son Who Faced the Sun ostraka. From here, head west to the north-western side of the Royal Mountain of Poseidon and climb up the building with the four dolphins on the corners (there's a lot of buildings like this, but the correct one has an object in the center at the top). Interact with the large rug to complete the The Sun Who Faced the Son ostraka.

Burden of Leadership

Head inside the Doma of Atlas at the center of the island and approach Atlas for a cutscene.

The Atlantean Patient

Head north-east from the Doma of Atlas towards the Doma of Ampheres and use Ikaros to locate Azaes and go and talk to him. Afterwards, travel to the north side of the Oikos of Atlantis to The Consus Archive. Whilst exploring here you'll be able to find your first Isu Cache, as well as your first Adamant Ingot, which will start the questFire Amid The Water. There are 9 pieces to collect in total, so this isAdamant Ingot (1/9). There are also two Isu Codex's in a side room as you approach the Ingot chest. Move the block in the corner of the room with the Ingot in, then move another block out the way in the north-east corner of the next room as well and follow the path round to interact with the Isu device. Return to Azaes and tell him to stop using the device.

Rebel Scum

Head north-east from where Azaes is to find Ampheres just south of the Fortified Doma of Autochthonos. Choose either option then head east to a small human camp, and either use Ikaros to locate the supplies, marked as boxes with an X through them, or the leaders. Burn the supplies or kill the leaders (or both), scan the Codex here, then return back to Ampheres.

Head north after talking to Ampheres to the Fortified Doma of Autochthonos, inside of which will be the first Athenian Polemarch you'll have to kill for the Rightfully Yoursquest, this one awarding you the Dikastes's Belt. You'll also want to pick up the Isu Cache and Isu Codex here. Follow the outer ring round to the south-east, stopping off at the Doma of Elasippos as you go where you'll be able to kill the second Atlantean Polemarch to receive the Dikastes's Breastplate, and pick up the Isu Cache too.

Crowd Pleaser

Continue a short way south and use Ikaros to find Gadiros at an arena like structure and go and talk to him, you'll have to fight three different sets of enemies to please the crowd, though because of the choice at the end of the quest, you don't have to please them at all. Firstly is four regular guards and an elite, which won't provide any difficulties, though you can try and kill two of them with an arrow if you want to help please the crowd. Second is an Athenian Champion, he has a lot of health but he doesn't offer much in the way of attack. Afterwards, choose whether do spare him or not, though killing him will please the crowd. Finally, you will have to decide whether to execute some criminals or not, doing so is the way to please the crowd, and is the major factor at the end of this quest, and Atlas's quest too. Choose not to kill them for the best ending to the overall quest line, though it will provide a bad ending for this quest.

Before returning to Atlas, head to the south-east corner of the map to find the Insight of Blessings. Follow the pathway to a large room where you'll be able to pick up an Isu Cache from the center of the room andAdamant Ingot (2/9)from the top floor. Head through the door at the back of the large room to findKeeper's Insight (1/3), this one for the Venomous Attacks ability. You'll need to enhance this ability to the Blessing of Kronos, and use it to kill 10 Isu guards to unlock;

It only lasts for 15 seconds and has a fairly lengthy cooldown so be wise about using it. If you've been picking up all the Isu Caches and Codex's so far, you should also have unlocked the first tier of knowledge, allowing you to access some previously locked off areas. Return back to Atlas for a cutscene. For the best ending, choose "I'm the teacher here, not you." then "Poseidon won't approve."

Head north-west to the Repository of Iris and grab theAdamant Ingot (3/9)from inside, as well as the two Isu Codex's and the Cache.

Lighten Up

A short way west of the Repository of Iris you'll find Neokles, who will want you to re-position some light sources to enable his plant to grow better. Use the rope to travel down to the light source on the left hand side of Neokles, and push the block over the edge. Drop down and move the block out the way again, then smash the pots to allow the light to continue. Follow the light source to a broken fence and smash it to clear the first pathway. Head to the southern side of the Garden of Triton for the next light source, and follow it into a building where you'll need to move a block out of the way of the first mirror, then smash two pots to push the second mirror in to place. Follow the light again and move the three blocks out of the way to allow it to continue through the doorway, then smash another fence to allow it to finish its path. Head to the third light source and again move a block out of the way, then at the next blockage, move on of the small blocks out of the way to allow the larger block to go into one of the side slots. Smash one more fence to allow this beam to complete its path then return to Neokles.

The Birds and the Bees

Head into the control room on the northern side of the Garden, then follow the woman through the various rooms until you reach one where she has hidden herself. Locate a table with a note on it and on the northern side of the table smash the pots and move the large block to go through a small gap in the wall for a cutscene. Choose to return the rock to Neokles, then return the rock back to the device and leave the control room.

Head to the very northern point of the outer ring and across the water to reach the Insight of the Titan. The layout is exactly the same as the Insight of Blessings, so grab theAdamant Ingot (4/9)from the top floor, the Isu Cache from the center, then head to the back room to grabKeeper's Insight (2/3),this one for the Call to Arms ability. At this stage you should also rank up to Knowledge level two if you've been collecting all the Codex's and Caches you find.

Most Adamantly

Return back to the outer circle and find Elpis below the Tower of Understanding. Talk to her and follow her for a cutscene to play, then head north-west to the Adamant Metallon, ideally you'll want to get in and out of here without being spotted. The Adamant you're looking for is at the center of the underground cave network, next to one of the Torches of Hypnos. Loot the adamant from the wooden crates, then return back to Elpis and talk to her again.

Before starting the next quest, there's a lot of areas to visit which won't be visited during the remaining quests. Head a short way back north to reach the Doma of Azaes where you can grab another Isu Cache and Codex, as well as killing another Atlantean Polemarch to receive the Dikastes's Greaves. Travel south into the Oikos of Atlantis to reach the Archive of Hebe, where you can grab another Isu Cache,Adamant Ingot (5/9), two Isu Codex's, and the Tossed for Tyche ostraka. Leave the Archive to the south-west to reach the Fortified Doma of Mestor, where you can grab another Isu Cache, as well asDikastes's Helmetfrom the next Polemarch. Leave the Doma to the south-west to the Insight of War on outer area of Atlantis, and as before this will have the same layout as the two previous Insight areas. GrabAdamant Ingot (6/9) from the top, the Isu Cache from the center, andKeeper's Insight (3/3)from the back room. With this you will unlock;

and if you've maxed out your Knowledge (don't worry if you haven't, there's plenty of areas still to explore), you'll unlock;

Return north-east back to Oikos of Atlantis and enter the Archive of Hephaistos to pick upAdamant Ingot (7/9)and another Isu Cache, then head east to reach The Tinia Archive where you can pick upAdamant Ingot (8/9) and yet another Isu Cache.

In Dreams

Leave The Tinia Archive to the south and kill the two guards interrogating Lyra, then speak to her. Head east past the Doma of Evaimon, where you can pick up the A House from Cycles Past ostraka and another Isu Cache, before arriving at a house with bodies and guards outside it. Talk to the two civilians outside, and interact with the footprints, the body, and the cloth by the door. Talk to Lyra, choose either option, then head up to the roof of a nearby building and fight the wolf. During the cutscene afterwards, choose "I would never jump." and if you said she was the murderer, "The real you didn't kill anyone." for the best ending to this quest.

More exploring now, head north-east to reach the Horus Repository, and inside pick upAdamant Ingot (9/9), the Isu Cache, and the Across the Board ostraka. Leave the Repository to the east and across the water to reach a horse track, and on the western side interact with a pile of bones to complete the Across the Board ostraka.

Fire Amid the Water

Head west to reach The Forge of Atlantis on the southern side of the Royal Mountain of Poseidon and make your way to the back of it to find three different molds to use. Create a weapon in each of the three molds to receive an Isu-Forged Spear, Mace, and Knife. Each of the weapons will give a 25% Class damage boost, and a 30% weapon boost, as well as a unique engraving depending on which one you choose.

Warrior's Spear -Convert 50% Warrior Damage bonuses to All Damage
Warrior's Mace -Melee Attack Damage applies to Nearby Enemies
Warrior's Blade -Reduce all Cooldowns by 10% on Warrior Ability Kill
Assassin's Spear -Convert 50% Assassin Damage bonuses to All Damage
Assassin's Mace -Assassin Damage applies to Nearby Enemies
Assassin's Blade -Reduce all Cooldowns by 10% on Assassin Ability Kill
Hunter's Spear -Convert 50% Hunter Damage bonuses to All Damage
Hunter's Mace -Basic Arrows Damage applies to Nearby Enemies
Hunter's Blade -Reduce all Cooldowns by 10% on Hunter Ability Kill

You can only forge one weapon of each type, so pick which ones you prefer to forge the three weapons and unlock;

Blood Gets In Your Eyes

Make your way back to the Doma of Atlas and speak to Elpis outside it's western door, then approach the throne room for a cutscene. While speaking to Atlas, choose "We're getting to know each other.", "Don't talk about her like that.", and "We're in love." for the better ending.

Good From Far, Far From Good

Leave the Doma of Atlas to the south-west and head to the southern side of the western island in the Oikos of Atlantis, and go up to the top of a bridge for a cutscene.

Sixth Sense of Sympathy

Head south-west again to the docks just south of the Fortified Doma of Mestor and speak to the Harbormaster. Afterwards, head north until you reach a pool with dolphins around it to locate the ambushes and take them all out. Afterwards, loot the captains body for a note, theninteract with the object in the water on the southern side to complete the Tossed for Tyche ostraka.

Through the Cracks

Head back south, past the Harbormaster, to reach the Atlantis Latomia. Grab the And My Pickaxe ostraka from outside, then reach the back of the quarry where you can drop down a hole and interact with a door to meet the Isu Foreman. Choose either options during the cutscene to end the quest.

Leave Atlantis Latomia to the east, and just before reaching Alkon, look to the south side of the stream to find a man with a pickaxe, interact with the water to complete the And My Pickaxe ostraka. Continue a short way east to reach Alkon, then head further east to the Fortified Dome of Mneseas. You will need to have maxed out the Knowledge bar by this point as Xarios is behind a level three barrier. Enter the Doma and in the center on the southern side you'll find a small room with a gap in the wall leading to Xarios. He's not a tricky fight at all, so take him out and confirm the kill.

Whilst you're here, you can also find and killthe final Atlantean Polemarch to receive theDikastes's Bracersand complete theRightfully Yoursquest. Afterwards, head north-west to reachthe Garden of Kymopoleia and on it's south-eastern corner is a small cube building, interact with the shelves inside to complete the A House from Cycles Past ostraka.

Deadly Little Secrets

Head to the northern side of the gardens and enter the secret experimentation chamber. Head down two sets of steps to reach a large room with several guards inside, as well as two Kolossi. Take out the guards and proceed in to the corridor opposite where you entered and follow it through for a cutscene. Continue onwards where a zombie like creature will be waiting round a corner, before a room full of them will appear. Fortunately, they all die in one hit, and you can just run past them anyway. Interact with the door at the far side of the room for a cutscene, then choose any of the options for the first two choices, then choose "I will save these people." Level up your gear before starting the next quest.

The Fate of Atlantis

Return to the Palace of Poseidon and speak to Poseidon for a cutscene, after which you'll need to head down a short pathway and through a gap in the wall to start a fight with the Hekatonchires. The boss will summon zombies at a fairly consistent rate, giving you plenty of targets to keep your adrenaline filled. Unfortunately when they die the explode with poison gas, meaning you'll want to kill them with arrows rather than close up attacks. As for the boss itself, you'll also want to keep your distance unless you're attacking it with overpower attacks as he will cause a lot of damage in a short space of time if you spend too long near him. He will either pound the ground or grab you from up close, or fire zombies at you as a ranged attack. Occasionally he will also jump on to the ceiling and cause a large amount of rocks to fall. You'll spend a lot of time dodging in this fight, but if you keep your distance you shouldn't take too much damage on top of occasional poison. After defeating the Hekatonchires you will unlock;

If this is your final achievement, congratulation on completing Assassin's Creed: Odyssey! It's been a slog, but it's over, for now...There's a little bit more story left though. After the cutscenes, fight off the attacker, and even though you'll have no skills, you won't be able to die. Once he's dealt with, a final cutscene will play out and end the DLC, returning you to Kephallonia afterwards.

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